Ten books on my bookshelf which almost certainly aren’t on yours.

[ashley_y]

Meta started it. I bet you don't have any of these:

1. Benjamin Gal-Or, Cosmology, Physics and Philosophy "including a new theory of aesthetics"
   Laudatory forewords by Sir Karl Popper and Sir Alan Cottrell should reassure the reader that the author's magnum opus is not obvious pseudoscience. I started reading it when I was a physics student at

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[hmw26]

Actually, Luigi Serafini's Codex Seraphinianus is indeed on my bookshelf. :-P

[ashley_y]

Updated.

[hmw26]

(BTW, I agree -- it's a wonderful, wonderful book.)

[nancyblue]

I do have a book called America's Stonehenge, but it's not a pamphlet. This is a fun meme!

[gfish]

No, but Maps of the Mind and Codex Seraphinianus are both on my wishlist.

[chard]

Bad luck, I also have that Dylan book. It's in a box rather than on a shelf, though, so perhaps it counts!

[ashley_y]

Updated with replacement.

[gareth_rees]

Your earlier entry about Codex Seraphinianus appears to be "protected".